Case below: path= myositis ossificans > > On Thu, Feb 4, 2021 at 10:36 PM ‘frank crnkovich’ via OCAD MSK wrote: > 37 y/o with hip pain. Scheduled for CT guided arthrogram prior to MRI. Patient could not tolerate positioning on CT table; internal rotation with toes “cobained” together. > > Told her I thought […]
Good morning, We are finding some really similar bone lesions related to post-ultrasound diathermy therapy, frequently used here in Brazil. Please find enlosed and educational exibit about. Best JULIO ________________________________ De: ocad-msk@googlegroups.com em nome de Claudio Silveira Enviado: terça-feira, 2 de março de 2021 08:51 Para: OCAD Assunto: ENC: OCAD CASE – HEEL PAIN Good
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Good morning, I would like your opinion about this case. Best Claudio Dr. Cláudio Régis Sampaio Silveira Médico Radiologista – Músculoesquelético Diretor da São Carlos Imagem Instituto São Carlos de Ensino e pesquisa Ex- Presidente da Sociedade Cearense de Radiologia ( 2009-2011) Membro titular do Colégio Brasileiro de Radiologia-CBR International Member American Roentgen Ray Society-
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75M Diabetic with Chronic Plantar midfoot ulcer. Podiatrist saw the MT cortical thickening and referred for MRI to rule out osteomyelitis. Marrow signal is normal and the plantar ulcer is superficial. There is chronic / acute on chronic denervation muscle atrophy and edema. What is the etiology of the 2nd-4th metatarsal cortical hyperostosis? I gave
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My good friend and long time colleague Simon Blease, who practices in London, recently asked me if I have ever seen or injected a patient with superomedial scapular impingement syndrome. I told him I had never heard of it. He told me he had gathered together his experience (which is considerable) and had written a
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Dear Ocaders, I appreciate the feedback a lot. Kay-Geert, Clarissa, Yoav, Atul (both cases 🙂👍), Avneesh, Gustavo, Eugene, thanks a lot for opinions and references, you´re the best! Concerning the acromial downslope case: – consensus on not much literature support, but seems that in extreme cases worth description. About the hand bone marrow change case:
Dear Ocaders, 16 yo female allergy historic long standing intermittent joint pain episodes, including knees now: mild 3rd 4rd and moderate 2nd finger dactylitis hypothesis: chronic recurrent non-bacterial osteomyelitis/ osteitis juvenile rheumatoid arthritis early onset spondyloarthropathy? thoughts? crmo.pptx
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Good morning Ocaders, opinion about lateral acromial downslope best regards Jair doubt-ocad.pptx
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Hi OCADers, Adult patient with mild OA. Unusual morphology at the osteochondral layer of medial femoral condyle. I have seen this 1-2 before and interpreted as a variant. Does anyone know more about this? How does it develop (growth disturbance?), frequency, any relevance for developing OA etc. Any literature reference would also be appreciated. Thx.
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